Do you like juggling numbers? Do economics and law not make you yawn – instead, you have an eye for the exciting challenges they hold? Then the degree programme with vocational and academic elements in Business Administration with the specialisation Accounting & Controlling might be just your thing. You will learn to understand decisions, strategies and processes in the company and will explore the basics of strategic controlling, among other things. You will learn all about the practical side of the profession during the course: on the basis of case studies, practice projects and, of course, work at your industry partner.

In the degree programme with vocational and academic elements at the IU, you will study in one of the following two study models. In the degree programme with vocational and academic elements, lectures take place on two days per week on campus – occasionally also online via live video conference. Students then reinforce what they have learned using the learning materials. The "myStudium" degree programme with vocational and academic elements combines flexible self-study with digital learning formats. You will acquire the theory independently via myCampus – supported by innovative learning materials and Syntea, your personal AI learning assistant. Optionally, you can participate in weekly virtual accompanying courses as well as use other interactive live formats to deepen your knowledge.

General higher education entrance qualification, or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification

Entry is possible without a school leaving certificate giving right of entry to higher education (Abitur or Matura) or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification (Fachabitur or Fachmatura), if you meet one of the following requirements:

- completed at least two years of vocational training and at least three years of professional experience in the profession you have trained in
- successful passing of the Master Craftsperson’s examination
- successful completion of a training course to become a state-certified technician : or state-certified business economist